我的耻辱
“I feel ashamed”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我的 耻辱
“I feel ashamed”
“not only because I was in a relationship with him,”
“Being with him degraded me in ways far deeper than you even realize.”
In Chinese moral philosophy, personal disgrace reflects an erosion of integrity and social worth, making public admission of shame a deeply painful act of self-reckoning.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
shame; disgrace; humiliation
A heavy noun denoting deep personal or moral disgrace, used for severe personal regret or historical ignominy.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“So you know what insult is?”
“You're defiling the Princess Royal, [Qingyuan Palace]”
“He's obviously humiliating me.”
“was the greatest humiliation of my life.”
“who kept making fun of my name that I had to change it.”
“into a crime that was humiliated and mocked by others.”
“It was absolutely a profound humiliation. So that was”
“just to humiliate me!”
“How can you humiliate me like this?”
“How could he endure the humiliation of confinement?”
“This is simply a great humiliation.”
“and carry this shame for the rest of their lives.”